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Since there are many parts involved in your question, the best thing to do would be to try and isolate the source of the problem. Do you get the same crash when using vanilla Chrome (no vscodium, no Live Server Extension) ? |
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CORS is something else. You need to load the page through a server.
No, I just meant without any special environment such as vscodium or Live Server extension. |
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Since both Firefox and Chrome are crashing, it looks as though it might be a driver or OS problem. It is hard to say without a deeper look. I'm fairly sure it's not a WEBMIDI.js issue, though. You could start by reporting the issue on Bugzilla (Firefox) or on bugs.chromium.org (Chrome) and work your way from there... |
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Hi, thanks for this nice project, but i have problems with sysex messages...
I am using vscodium(on WIN10) and Live Server extension(https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ritwickdey.LiveServer) to develop a midi controller for the browser(https://github.com/schoko11/KEKO-WEB).
For midi i use a bluetooth midi device (WIDI Master pro) from CME (to control a kemper amp).
When launching the site with Live Server(in vscodium), the browser gets closed after receiving a few sysex messages(turning the knobs on the hardware).
Chrome debug logs shows nothing but the sysex messages.
The log files in vscodium don't show any hint...
The code is fairly simply, maybe just an silly error somewhere ?
Didn't found a reason for the browser crashes (chrome 109 on WIN 10).
Any hints ?
Thanks!
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